Research workshop discussing ex vivo muscle work loops of hawk moths, covering work loop basics, considerations when mounting isolated muscle, how to set up initial inputs, and work loop data. Presented by Dr. Simon Sponberg and Ethan Wold (Georgia Tech).

Research workshop about optimal control introduction with MATLAB interactive model building. Presented by Dr. Christian Hubicki (FAMU-FSU College of Engineering).

Led by Dr. Nancy Aguilar-Roca

Research workshop discussing movement emerging from through hierarchical set of sensorimotor loops. Presented by Dr. James Finley (University of Southern California) and Dr. Kelli Sharp (University of California, Irvine).

Research workshop discussing how modeling approaches allow for systematical investigation and exploration of theoretical scenarios. Presented by Dr. Monica Daley (University of California, Irvine), Dr. Anne Silverman and Dr. Katie Knaus (Colorado School of Mines).

Led by Dr. Nancy Aguilar-Roca

Research workshop discussing moving work-loops from muscle-level on the bench top to joint-level in humans. Presented by Dr. Greg Sawicki (Georgia Tech).

Research workshop discussing superposition of convolution, superposed sinusoids as dynamic, and tunable matter is piecewise linear. Presented by Dr. Madhusudhan Venkadesan (Yale University).

Led by Dr. Nancy Aguilar-Roca

Speaker: Diego Torricelli, BioRobotics Group, Centre for Automation and Robotics (CAR), Spanish National Research Council (CSIC); Where: Hybrid: Room 1404 UCI BioSci 3, and IMSI Zoom channel (pinned to #general in Slack) Speaker Bio: Diego Torricelli received the MSc degree in Mechanical Engineering and the PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Roma TRE, Italy, in…